A Shop Floor Supervisor Attributes a High Injury Rate to Employee

question 40

Multiple Choice

A shop floor supervisor attributes a high injury rate to employee carelessness and does not even consider the possibility that the injuries may be the result of the equipment being in poor repair.This is an example of the ______ error.

• A) Theory X
• B) situational attribution
• C) fundamental bias
• D) fundamental attribution

Understand the procedures for estimating liabilities and making necessary journal entries for estimated liabilities.

Comprehend payroll accounting, including calculating payroll taxes expense and net pay.

Grasp the accounting procedures for special payroll considerations and employee benefits.

Understand and apply the correct journal entries for notes payable and receivable transactions.

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